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Simply, does the Make Whole ritual repair magic items? If so, can you use it to repair items of a higher level than you are?

Heh, weak merchant not so good at digging trenches, sees poster that says "Uncle Orcus wants YOU!", and off he goes to the Minion Academy.

Healer’s Lore ... When you grant healing with one of your cleric powers that has the healing key- word, add your Wisdom modifier to the hit points the recipient regains. Melora's Tide (paraphrased) You or bloodied ally gets regeneration 2 until end of encounter or until no longer bloodied...

Yoink! Good work man, keep em coming.

Ah, I see. I was unaware of the Roper's prior magical resistance, but I understand where the SR 30 comes from now. The roper in this adventure will play a similar role to the one in the aforementioned adventure. Although the target party level in this adventure is 8 instead of 4, it is still...

I have actually encountered that very one before (and nearly lost my dwarven barbarian to it - actually managed to break free). It is really a nasty creaure because it often gets the jump on the party.

I am building an adventure, and noticed that a 10 HD Roper has SR 30. As it is only a CR 12 creature, I was wondering if this might be a little steep, and was considering adjusting it downward to 25. Your insight (or errata) is appreciated. Thanks heliopolix

I was almost certain that the wording did require those who failed their save to try again the next round, and in the case of the troglodyte it wouldnt much matter; sickened is sickened. The Horrific Appearance is a little more deadly, as characters with low fortitudes, like rogues and wizards...

I have happened across several special abilities that have the caveat "A creature that successfully saves versus this affect cannot be affected by the same monster's affect for 24 hours". Take a look at a ghost's Horrific Appearance or a Troglodyte's stench ability to see what I mean...

This has been bothering me for a little while. Im not sure exactly what the problem is, or even if ther is one, but here goes. There are several types of Precision Based Damage (PBD). A short list (IMHO) is: Rogue's Sneak Attack, Ranger's Favored Enemy, Point Blank Shot, and the Swashbucker's...

Yes. But only when wildshaping to a Dire Goose. While using the druid's wildshape to carry stuff is [ab]using the rules a little bit, there's really nothing to dissallow a character from doing just what your druid is wanting to, although some supporting roleplaying will probably help make it go...

Also, by the CR to EL table in the DMG, there is a paragraph explaining that the chart only goes up to 10-12 (CR x) = (EL y) because any encounter composed of 13+ of the same low-CR creature are probably going to be handled very easily by the party, at almost no risk to themselves, and as we all...

Aha! Thx man. Teach me to post w/o my books with me.

One nitpick: A monk's unarmed strike is a Light Weapon. Power attack does jack squat for light weapons.

I've noticed the conflict in the fact that Power attack is pretty worthless for the monk at higher levels, when his unarmed damage outperforms his monk special weapon damage. Being that a monks unarmed attack is a light weapon, and power attack doesnt do anything for light weapons, why should...

Also, since it's Continuous Damage, it makes casters make that dc 10 + (1/2 damage from bleeding) + spell lvl check every time they cast while bleeding. Not an incredibly high DC, but IMC the party got surprised by 8 of King Stannos's Assassins [IMC, Also known as the red jesters](Rog 12 w/...

As to the original topic, I would allow 2 weapons of speed to stack. That means the character has bought, found, or made two +4 (or more) weapons. That just my opinion, however, as i think that the RAW do prohibit it. It seems to me that the weapon is bestowing on you a minor version of haste...

I am running 3.5, but my argument came from an item in MoTW item called a broach of wilding that you attached to an item to let it stay wearable when you wildshaped. I have since looked up the updatyed ruling, and i have to agree that the bear could have worn a necklace. As to the Con of your...

Here's a situation to ponder. Theres an 11th lvl druid. Theyve just been thru a tough combat, and are likely to rest up before the next encounter. There are a several pc's bleeding to death, so, though the combat is over, i keep the initiative going to make sure they all get healed. The druid is...

in 3.5 sleeping in Med or Hvy armor fatigues you, but sleeping in light does not. If you have the feat Endurace, you can sleep in Med armor as well. As far as the original question goes - nope, youre gonna be fatigued if you sleep in that w/o endurance, so get the cleric to cast a lessr...